Dune, the Card Game. In 1997 a little game outfit called Last Unicorn, out of Harrisburg, PA, began producing a collectible card game based on Frank Herbert's matchless novel. Out of dumb, beautiful luck I got to illustrate a universe I had loved since age fourteen.

Dune, and other Spaces. After I, Robot I was high and dry; having been too consumed with the Ellison/Asimov project to have promoted myself at large. At this time I had only heard whispers tell of something called Collectible Card Games, and …

Illustrator Mark Zug has a wonderful collection of illustrations that he created in 1997 for the Dune: Collectible Card Game, produced by Last Unicorn Games. His set of Dune illustrations contain playable characters such as Paul Atreides, Lady Jessica, Thufir Hawat, Baron Vladimir Harkonnen and Gurney Halleck.

Dune, and other Spaces > Dune, the Card Game > Lady Jessica Atreides A highly trained Bene Gesserit, and mother of both Paul Maud 'Dib and notorious Alia. In the end, more devoted to her lover the Duke than to the Sisterhood.

Mark Zug is an American illustrator of speculative fiction books, collectible card games and roleplaying games. He has contributed numerous illustrations to the Dune universe, particularly in the late 1990s and early 2000s, including for a newer short story A …

2020年12月23日 · Widely considered one of the greatest works within the sci-fi genre, Dune has been the subject of various film and TV adaptations, including the Academy Award winning 2021 film Dune directed by Denis Villeneuve.

Image subcategory for artworks and illustrations by Mark Zug. Zug has created Dune-related illustrations mainly for the Dune Collectible Card Game and for Last Unicorn Games' tabletop RPG Dune...

26K likes, 112 comments - retroscifiart on August 4, 2021: "Dune paintings by Mark Zug for ‘Dune: the card game’. “In 1997 a little game outfit called Last Unicorn, out of Harrisburg, PA, began producing a collectible card game based on Frank Herbert's matchless novel.

2020年7月12日 · He's got 15 amazing Dune illustrations on his website: http://markzug.com/dune/dune-the-card-game/ am I one of the rare few who still find bald Bene Gesserit weird (despite all the visual media)? idt they’re described as bald anywhere in the books 🤔🤔🤔. He has a style that of Brom. What CCG was this? Mark Zug I believe. Y o u C o m e H E R E!

Artists who contributed to the artwork for this CCG included Mark Zug, Randy Asplund-Faith, and many more. After Dune: Eye of the Storm, two more expansions, Dune: Judge of the Change and Dune: Thunder at Twilight, were released.